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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24


Ah. the delights OF shopping nj this the
m0st Joyous season OF the year. From the
little wooden acrobat purchased to delight
baby bright eyes to the elssan. sealskiu
which slil sncircls IN It's soft warm folds the
dainty form OF fair madam; from the gally-
painted sled TO be carefully slowed away
for my little man until Christmas morn
ing TO the more valuable giit for pster fam
iilias. IN the selection, wrapping up. pay
ing for aRd carrying home in mysterious
looking bundles of various shapes, sizes
and colors-ln all this there Is n
sweet subtitle pleasure which never
comes to Us ~ any time, but during the
days OF the softly falling snow o. Christmas
week. Pennies. nickels. and dollars, which
have carefully oeel h0arded away in E pile
which grows with sggrayatlnz ssowDess. dis
apyesr with the swittness Of flash of creased
lightning. or = boy and sled down Bridge
Street hill. And too oiten--alas that IL is So
the Pile IS altogether too small for the fam
iiy, each one OF which Is eagerly expectant
OF gift.
How the beauty Of the shop windows
does appeal TO ones generosity. Toys in
Vulnerable. both inexpensive and valuable;
pretty bric-a-brac; fine fancy work; trifies
light as air and calculated To Tighten
the pocketDook; silks heavy and
shiny from the loom of Mr.. sIlkworm;
gems sparkling with the lustre of the dew
ON pure grasses. All these and many more
are arranged with artistic groupings OF light
aud shade Never during all the many
holiday seasons that have passed nave the
store fronts been systematically decorated as
now. What puzzle il is to know what to
buy. whether satin ware or satin gowns,
royal Worcester or cut glass, all are equally
beautiful and choice, and is necessarily a
matter of taste.
How the bright eyes gleam and the rich
red color comes and goes with The patter OF
the many footsteps and the merry jingle OF
the belis.
Youth and beauty and grace are out in
fall force. aud are doing what youth, beauty
and grace will ever do during the season of
holly and mistletoe. Friend, lover and
husband will each receive from fair hands
dear tokens of kindliness, and in giving
gool gifts IN return will help TO bring
peace on earth and good will to man."
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24


efizsia~i nss.srs DisResssi ~ - Lac szEi-
aas Aoass<
Fe&ss xili ci1ss snesAer bass wesk Ia
tha courts a lasties. TIE spPcosa5 ct the
Ee.a1sy- hzs nsosssi izss.a rspil uoEk b 80
sttefn<ys and very htlts N1as las besn
sas1ed These sae hare heea compelled
- ssee tbs tsE q iastLce hare bsea dealt
viii a. his hoocr s4s N&s oest - iAe ikee
~ tia e4idsEe<. TIE naosl Ia g0rizns case
On triai lhis ss~k = tas Bfcek kaay vs.
Robert RztteFsoG case. II s1lea slettD =
waalet - tas COZ ptelii4at. Mrs bfoes-
way. fer having soI1 her hasbaad liquor.
Tue case has beea bosly contestea. tie ar
yesterday aftkroooH.
The jury retired late 10 the afternoon and
iasE evening wefe directed D. the Court -
brig IA q sealed yefdiei.
frsnk frcsf. Who violated Il liquor lzx,
Was se1tencso yesterday py Judge Mont
gom<ry 10 pay a 1nc Of 50. snd eosts
snoanting 70 ts.z5. or board a. the hotel
De Bishop Having ths wheeessihal be
paid.
The usual scene was presented in Police
Court yesterday. 81 Clerk Iozsr. Otncer
Relion ana Judge Holmes took their re-
spsctiye stations. AT the bar OF justice
who aad been charged with begging from
door TO door. and with the proceeds oo-
tanned getting fall Of whisky. de said he
did iE, and His Honor thought 50 TO.
Twenty days IN jail will De your sentence,"
remarked Judge Holmes. and lie went
Richard Thompson will s0journ IN jail
for twelve days. on q charge of drunkenness.
Edward Hsggart, who made life miserable
near the Union Depot Will stay there
twenty days
Patrick % Brien wanted an oyercoat with
out paying for IL. lie stole one from sec
ond hand store. plesded guilty TO the charge
and was sentenced 10 Ionia yesterday by
Ju0ge Holmes for ninety days
The case of Anna Smith, 4 disorderly,
will De heard today.
The case of j. @. Mills. for alleged viola
ton OF the auctIoneer's ordinance, will have
q hearing next Saturday.
The prosecution not deeming the evidence
sufficient in the case of John Farrell, liquor
case. moved 10 nolle pros the same.
The larceny case against J. w. Hunter
occupied the attention of Judge Holmes
yesterday afternoon. Hunter clearly proved
his innocence and was discharged. The
complainant charged Hunter with having
burglarized his trunk and taking S73 In
cash and q bank check for 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24


The Chlezso Ases ,s4s shsthsr Cas-
ElsLks brain . sotzsa;ng. snd tainss tie
ohiy szplznatisn u tas 5psskss ksssnz
pas ths DsEaocrsfie Enslesisy n Congress
a. Eb~ nsEeT u sszuzE j. RANDALL "a
thai hi4 naiaa = zslnz tts Sans ~sg hls
soaEszs Wsnt iong asfA" Ias eofrsetne1s
cf ths Assx dissnn4ls NAY hs ques-
tionsd. On see0R1t q tas wi1s 1issf-
zsncs u opisions prevailing snong TIE
zasmbsfs o. TIA nsisrify IA tie Hoass.
nothing ia fhs NsY Of = tariff rsiOrn
n-s-nEs can possIhly - adopted. sxcspt
IS DO IA tie nature q . eompronlse.
6AEegA j. kAsDALL = boanc - %
fsres IA ths Hoass AZ log - hs . shsra.
While his theories ia references - the
tariff are net entertained. perhaps, by so
msny members Of his party IN ths House
a. srs ihoss Of AI. CARLisLE. nsysrshe-
less the minority 10 SO supplemented by
RxsDAlL's personal h0rcs - 10 make Il
good policy 20 c0nciliafe IL II there
we're stFsngth snouzh IN ne CARLlsLE
sinz 10 carry saea nleaaarzs IS : sees
ff sad 70 force radical reduction Of
tariffs, the case would De dsffsreat- Bat
it i evident. a. Ne have said that any
measure which shall DO passsd vii % Ia
the netnrs oi eompromise. II - eyi-
dsnf, too. that lhs Presidents and Speaker
CAaLEsLx bad q pretty good understand
Ing en- the tariff issue before Congress
opened and the selection OF Mr.. RANDALL
- undOubtediy ia accord with that un-
dsnf<Anding.
AZ any rate, the policy oi the party Is
that outlined by the President. and il Is
on tas side Of those who favor considsr-
abls reductions IA the tariff. The promi-
nencs which Was given the subject BY the
Presidents message and ths report OF
Sscrst2Ey FaERcaLD makss il "a issue
xhich must be eEnpass;zsd II tbs coming
Presidential campaign. The only way
by ehich these rscorCls could DO evaled
woald % by the nomination OF some
nszn ether than CLEVELAND. This the
Democrats VIII not d.. Tks renomina-
tion Of Mr.. CLEVELAND viii mean the in
dorssmsnt OF has message and his policy.
It cant have any othsr meaning. Aud
whatever platform the Democrats Con-
yention may formulate. CLEVELAND !
message and FAIscHILD's report form
the platform on which the party must
stand il the coming campaign Il CLEvE-
LAND is its cand date There is no ss-
CAGE from thai
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A horse attached - = cutter came rua-
uinr down Fuiton-st. and creates cute al
sxei1ement n Camuiazs a Graham =
Crockery store, by almcss -unninz through
the iarze pia1s zsss ~ their corner wiadow
its fore fees knocking scms 81 The zisss
WeFei that hung on . sfrfnE IL front
81 me vindo~. and creating ssS havoc with
some vases aud glassware IN 5asksts "a
ffanS of tae store. he then TUNED down
Sagth Division ST BAT Vas captured ~ tbe
eorner cf IslaH6-st-. wfthoat further dsn-
sge Gus nan wss keari % rsmarx. Vel
s1n wcnter the 8crse wsnHsd 20 rHa N
thsrs Tor they have the a1est display &
hoifssr xsesis IN tke cftg snd tneir rfsees
.ftrzct sFer1 aostY eise- Eney VII hzvs a
fall ire q cFzcser sod Pet peUass Jars
b. express tsis nerns4x.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
IN LOVES HARNESS.

Most women naturally look forward to
matrimony as their proper sphere In life,
but they should constantly bear in mind
that n fair. rosy face. bright eyes, and a
healthy, well-developed form, are the best
passports to happy marriage. All those
wasting disorders, weaknesses. dragging
dow" sensations. and functional Irregular
ilies peculiar to their sex, have an uDfaiIing
specific in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. Ii is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran-
tee from the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case. or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle wrapper, and faithfully car
ried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A young lady lost her pocketbook yester-
day morning on Bridgs-st and had gone
several blocks before sbe discovered her
loss. HaFriedly returning she met a smsH
boy drawing a sled en- which gas said
poekstbook. The iittie fsli1w prom pity
turned over his 61d 10 the lady "a the
remark Il pas Il on nv sied. bat di8n I
think Is VAS honest "a, Keep IT. Needless
10 say the chiid vas riswsrtis8
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

ssmuel Doekssaasr. fFesnAn ia No
e1kins heass, letl last esenlBg tor his home
u l4nsas-
Il has beee seDoriea that TIE nee 7. ). q
N. Esi.ssy vii ee Esady - receive frslghs
- Jsa0aFy 1.
FRED tisTk. accompanied by H Sllroy.
IA 6ssad kzpiss.
The Aasksgon Electric Light Compsny
are 10 light the city with the Brusk-swan
. stem inezndsseent lghss
{. b. Dowiing viii iii the agency OF the
IsJE0RAs- HEksLp during the absence o.
u. Galloway TOR few days.
The clolhing store owned ey ]. d. sheri-
dan Vas crowded with people yesterday
looking over his slaughter sale
Hsck'ey 4 Hume have commenced TO
build large refuse burner on the ess. SIDE
Of their mill 80 they can burn up ali mi |
refuse.
Z. j. Hamilton Was taken Suddenly Ill
Thursday al Big Rapids and ars. Hamilton
Was sent for. tie Is seli enough 10 travel
and viii DC home today.
The 'Muskegoa Valley Furniture CON-
pAny expect 10 have their ioJ-.ight dynamo
Ia running order soon and viii then be ia
position 10 Catch up with their orders
Peter Bertrand will arrive home tonight
from up the river, where he has bsen learn
ing 20 be boss in one OF the nfm's lumber
camps, and he expects the boys 10 meet
him al the train.
The mill % Hovey Mccracken & Co.. shut
down ior the season yesterday ao0n having
run 2l0 days this season which is conzidef-
ed good run. The AcGraft Lum Der Co.
mill is I'LL running aud will he the last on
the LAKE 10 close.
The shores OF Lake Michigan this morn
ing presented beautiful picture. There
has been heavy SEA on the lake since &on-
day evening. and last night, as the waves
dashed upon the shores il commenced 10
form ice. which reaches far out into the
lake, making beautiful scene.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A vast amount Of money is being ex-
pended Cor holiday gifts, though in vary
many cases the articles are not OF an ex-
psnsivs kicd, being rather in the nature
of tokens OF goodwill and affection than
chosen for intrinsic value. Gifts OF
tasteful domestic fsshioning. in art
work. needle work, etc, viii likewise be
largely made this year, as evidenced by
the sales in stores devoted to the mater
iaIs OF that kind. The streets and stores
are crowded daily and nightly and every
body seems happy, sll OF which goes to
sho~ that il is more blessed 10 give than
10 rscs:7e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A Man From Illinois Wants To Play Bal
itards With Any Man In Michigan.
To the Editor OF the TELKGRAs-HERALD:
Having permanently located in Grand
Rapids with A. h. Drew, at No. 93 Campau-
81. people will know where to fnd ne
when wanted. I hereby challenge any man
in Michigan to play me game OF 300 points
cushion caroms. three-bsll game. for $50 or
500. AS q guarantee OF good faith have
deposited SIS with A. b. Drew and await
the acceptance of anv man in Michigan.
Respectfully,
jog VER MEULES,
Ex. Champion of Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Col GxoRGx X DAVIS. the excellent
Treasurer OF Cook county, Ill, has
turnsd into the Treasury as the net earn
ings oi ms department. the past year.
sll05i5. This fact causes the Chicago
Journal to rsmsrk that sn active. skill
ful snd srabisious politician may aIso De
a tirst-class Official. and may, in serving
the pubic faithfully snd efficiently. serve
hrs psrty batter than one who holds alooi
from politics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Considering his opportunities Mayor
HKwrrr. of Nav York, MAKES a good
sscold 10 President CIxYxI.ASD in bis
veto record he ssnt eleven vssoss 10
chs Beard Of Aidsrmsn ia one batch the
other day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

i The prospect, Al prsssas is very poor
Tor an Ansrica's Cup racs IN 1888 the
New York Tschs Club having secured =
ehanxs q racing rules so as to put all
outsiders sf dissdvzn.sgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Congressman LAwLEs. OK Chicago,
puts himself down in the Congressional
Directory ~ ; liquor merchant. Il "a
hardly nscsasary 70 add that he Is . re-
tai hquor merchant. that Is, a saloon
ksspar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

CtsCTIE.--Nsttie Brock way - Robert
Patterson. Trspsss on the case. jury oat
end erdered 20 fetuls sealed verdict
SuFER1oz -Edwsrd T. Locke -. The
Frisatly " axon and sleigh Co. On triai
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A New York worasn hss been sentenced
- ths psoitsntixrT for month sor Kill
inetwo e@nsriss belonxing tos neiEhbor.
Jkzz saAaR still at hbsvtT. Gotham
= rscnisr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Ths big cbuokz q sympathy which the
public prepared to give the coal dealers
rhile ths eesthsr wss vsrru mar no.be
thrown into The yards of tie poor peo-
pss vho have 10 bar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

PeBtical keesip Esufions the name os
sx-Gov. Gxossz FsksoDY WErsoRE ss
an sspirsnt FOR the nexi United States
s@nsforship il ths gilt q the Rhode
Islsnd T.egslstare
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Dear Gsnersi.-Enclosed ind my check
for 500, for the old soldiers for Christmas.
Viii y0u please use IL where il will do them
the MOST good and give them the best time
possi5ls. Yours very truly.
r. A AIaER
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

As 4 tne mnfstnsi roek oil wers not
snfiscianily sxpiosive. the Standard Osi
Company i gong INTO ths manafsetars
- sanrowsier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Ifyou ara stiIl IN search OF any special
article sulsabls FOR Christmas gift, or IL
you dou't know what you want, and
would Ike = suggestive idea, consult our
advertising columns carsiullY. You will
bs Hksly 70 fad in them AnnouDcsmsnts
Of nearly al Kinds, aud from houses that
are worioy OF patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
WALKS AND TALKS.

Wbss hsseEkstizk rs4.dsng Is voasd Rae
z o. arszzns q ass - Of TIE 0sand
KAplts sh.dEsa eoula te EepfodAesd q
pratt senaFsez nlzhk. Good thrlsisnss
st6Eiss. saze
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Tks solvent of WinErY weather has
given bussness the inpstus that has been
irapatsntly visited Cor snd val PFC
vi1ed fcr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

n i sad tbst sais Govsrnuseas Is still
earring "a tbs wsr e lSl3 a an an
nusl ccsf of szoc0eeo
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

People Gle tDo. i1st a. this tias u the
year vixen 80 soEld snnouness - much
hsFpiEesz. laIFs children san ire p4rsais
sfs moss al happy and satisfied. bat then
I knox - Instances IN thisclss where there
are fathers snd mothers surnel u cold clay
ard illtie o1es zinlost weeping th<lr eyes
kHay. Tbs tset that 0tners RAW &c cheer
TAI snd faii q dslight a1oeis 40 conzcis-
tioa 70 these soETosing ones.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

A su<xsstiea - SaRta Cisus pat
p~aay pcslss. into Celsnhias stsck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Great Sale OF MGalers at the Star Clothing
House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

eEeas sals Of Nuiasrs ss tae star clatAins
Hsase.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Handmade French creams at Hatch s
20 cts per h.; 5 Id. box for 80 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
Muskegon
NCsKEsos' SATURDAY. DEc. a

Ca1e. - aesssrB Ave. aNer Rsek TAe
tkAssksz EEz4Ls dsliseEed efefy neraz1s ~
5 9ez5ee-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice mixed candy at Hatch's, 10 cents
per h.; 3 lbs for 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

sR1pA xky donst yoa hsss opE ehimnsg
elssne.sz'' rsasarkssi ; brazAl litsls fsllew On
he Hill yesterday. ~wh9. coy" Way.
easze Szzia CissssH gsk a. l4Esy slth hat
SCOT aEi sDoli nsy pssssnis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Salvation Oil 10 guaranteed to be better
than all other linments. Ii never fails. 25c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

General Pierce yesterday received the
following letter. with a check for 500 en-
closed:
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

IftAere j. ,iEnx when The church seems
inpEssziFs 4 Is nos. la polsney and inha-
snee Is nnlsni2bis. No ceremony 80 Ia
spring. 10 iEdaensisL are even vita tie
larsiy ones. - the one with which the Feast
Of sns Nativity will De celebrated ia the
Calko.ie aud Episcopal churches tonorr0s
Il = ieaat oi JOY with the Christian. and
tne esrsmony = appropriate 70 tbls idea
The iliu8lnstionst the rich robes, the solemn
chant sad then the gfofsa 81 excsfsis present
scenes varying IA grandson and impressive
ness. The TINS znd the hour give religion
strength. make the Christian better. and
causes the doubling ones and sconers 10
ssTiousiy Feaec.-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS

500 pairs ges' fntne Brocade Slippers at
rs cents pair.
100 styles gents Embroidered Toilet Slip
pers at 81.
800 styles of gents fine hand turned Toilet
Slippers in velvet plush, goat, morocco,
alligator, etc, at $l.25 and $i.50 pair.
Would cost you 81 pair TO have such
slippers as these soled without taking into
account the cost of material. etc.
Boys little Red Top Boots rs cents.
Bows Fleece Lined Rubber Boots, in the
best makes, at 81. .25 and si.50.
A full line Of children's misses and la
dies extra high top and kid button boots
from 81. .25 TO s. air. No other sssort-
ment like this in the city.
Call and look oyer our stock before you
decide 10 purchase. You will surely find
something to please You. for which you
will not ha We to pay holiday prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

AL Is surely not happiness in this world.
The bells jingle. little girls and boys laugh
- they watch the pretty things displayed in
the shop windows, iond parents steal kisses
from sianbsrinz babies. happy hearts reyel
ia the honeymoon. while others enjoy the
least at The CLUB. Read this. then turn 10
tas Newspaper and read the distressing
story OF mother abandoning her child. OF
a dlVorce, OF the suicids OF some poor un-
fortunate woman, Of q murder, OF crimes
numerous. How like horrible mockery
must sound The words merry Christmas"
10 these unfortunate people
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

DhtEuEIs allN.t Ats- --s Ioo4.
GxS. BYRoS r. PrERcE,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16

Jackets are 300 demand hy Young ladies
misses and others with hthe graceful figures.
THE most stylish jacket is devoid of much
trimming being characterized by % nea'nr,
of finish THE spring jacket is tight hlnne
of mrI.um length mi very plain md D.,
made boo medium anl ..-ht eight cloths tine
checked auI h4r striped English wn.leus he-
ing very -l,I-I lhe smooth rrnel cloths,
the broad aui narrow wool diagona.s and the
fine hroai.oth- that come n weights dc.
signed FOR ladies. wear are also favored and
finished with marrow binding of silk braid
or single stitching
a ve} stylish spring jacket and ONE that
promise favor isa tight fitting shape n the
back and loose fronts lt is fastened with
ONE button only 40 The neck. or IL may have
thrueck finished with coat lapel, and closed
with ribbon strings al the lower point of the
lapel This look, well made in thin cloth on
cashmere m any of the dark shades. with %
silk lining of some bright color
Covert coats Of dark green or blue cloths.
made double breasted and fastened with bone
buttons and with d turned down collar u
velvet of the same shade are in style
The Yachting jacket is a very launty gar
ment which VIII be largely Worn hy school
girls and very Young ladies with various
dresses 10 is made of navy blue cloth, with
git anchor buttons, and has loose double
breasted fronts and "a fitted back
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16

ST. Lous. April lj-At about 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon William Red
nor went into Charlie, kenners beer gar
den and drank two glasses of beer which
he refused 90 pay for Analtercation en-
sued. during which Rednor is said to
have made threatening demonstration
toward kenner whereupon the latter
seized stone match-,afe and struck him
on the temple knocking him down. In
falling Rednor struck his other temple
against an iron frame and fractured his
skull, nhicting a mortal wound No ar
rests have beer made kenner is an in
huemtiai German.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Loud calls Tor Supension Of the Fourth
section Of the Act.

l"hd ais Tor a Nupen>ion Ot the Fourth
section ofthe Act.
NA~HlNeToN. April lj.-The Inter.
State Commerce Commissioners are in
receipt of a number of kilograms and
petitions asking that the long-haul clause
of the new law be at least temporarily
suspended. Dispatches 10 this effect
We're received from eight san Francisco
banks. They say that tremendous bust
ness losses are sure to follow q narrow
or illibcral Interpretation of the fourth
section
thousand-word telegram from the
W oOl Growers Association Of the Pacific
coast asks for the immediate suspension
of thc obnoxious clause, or quick ruin
to heir industries will cnsue" A similar
petition was received from the sugar.
refining interests of the Pacific.
Counsel for various Illinois railroads
appeared before the Commissioners. vino
rcc0nycncd today after a weeks rest,
asking that Peoria be put on cOmpeti-
tive basis with Chicago and st Louis
Counsel for the Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad asked that the
same freedom that had been granted the
southern Railway and Transportation
Association from the fourth clause be-
given tO it
Judge Cooley says that no official action
has been taken with regard to the secre
tar} ship of the Commission, that nobody
has been invited t0 that position.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16

LoDi->ull. KS. April d. Tuesday
m0mura 20 ragged boy. fifteen years old.
nas led before Judge Barr in the nited
States Court md said hewnted to plead
guilty to robbng po-toilicc in Whitley
county The youth then broke down.
and hiln. his face in hi, tattered sleeve
went for awhile az If bis heart would
brcak Ills uameis Leroy Loyett. and be
is thc younestcr who tried 90 escape from
.i thc other day with the assistance of
Sushcr the pension swindler Leroy
fnaly managed to tell the judge be-
tween hi, sObs. that his father was dead,
and that aA his kinsiolk except ms
r,n,ber had zone TO Kansas 10 live IL
.aid he had been put up TO hi, crime by
some men He appeared sincerely peni.
tent The Judge decided not TO send
him TO the penitentiary, but committed
him 10 the house of refure for three
years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16
The Debate in Parliament.

loNpoN. April lj-Sir William Yer
non llarcour IN debating the coercion
Bill in the House of Commons tonight
denounced the attitude OF Lord Randolph
Churchill and Mr Chamberlain, which he
thought especially disingenuous in view
of well founded suspicion that they
were now seeking an alliance with Par.
nell for the promotion Of their own per.
s0naI ends. lie said the bin would not
suppress the National League, rs il
aimed t0 dO but instead would increase
the already too general detestation Of the
government proposal TO make the bill
permanent lie regarded il most in
famous. 10 say nothing of it- being d
i'agrani violation of fundamental con
difion- OF the act of the union.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-16
BAD Eject, Of the Law.

New loRH, April lj-R G.. Dun a
Co.'S W"tIy Rerlcr says that the general
effect thu, far of the inter State com.
merce aw is 10 largely increase the cost
of transportation and to impede OF al
resi- distant shipments
Western distributing cities find il
threatens t0 transfer much of their trade
io Minnesota towns On The other hand
Do help, manufacturers, who find new
markets more within their control
Considering the embarrassment from
uncertainty as to ireights, accounts OF
u1de are surprisingly satisfactory